Ms. Brady and Mrs. Robistow's class is ready to show their Harvard spirit at the Homecoming Parade! #HarvardRising #CrosBees
🐝Mrs. Dahlke and Mrs. Robistow's class is preparing for the Homecoming Parade by making posters to show their Harvard spirit! #HarvardRising #CrosBees
🐝🐝A huge thank you to the Harvard High School Football Team for greeting our Crosby students this morning! What a fabulous way to start their day. #HarvardRising #CrosBees
Crosby students are enjoying the beautiful weather with outdoor physical education class. #CrosBees
Mrs. Perez’s 2nd grade class is working on skip counting by 2’s, 5’s and 10’s. They have also been collaborating to practice their new words they are learning in their UFLI lessons. #CrosBees
Mrs. Garay & Ms. Mercado's classes were excited to dress up as their favorite characters. #CrosBees
Ms. Mercado's homeroom dressed up for Career day. #CrosBees
Ms. Giralt's homeroom dressed up for career day. There were many teachers, artists, soccer players, gamers, a veterinarian, a softball player, and a private in the army! #CrosBees
Mrs. Nulle's class is enjoying the dress up days this week. On Monday they wore their 2nd grade color green and today they dressed as what they want to be when they grow up. #CrosBees
Ms. Juárez’s class got in the spirit! Almost everyone had something red on for Kindergarten! Go Hornets 🐝
🚌Students from Miss Behm & Sra. Juarez's classes made shape bus treats during math time! Such a fun way to practice math! #CrosBees
1st grade students making their first sentences. #CrosBees
Students in Mrs. Juarez and Ms. Brady's classes are decomposing numbers to subtract. #CrosBees
🐝Next week is Homecoming Week in District 50! Crosby will celebrate our school spirit with the following dress up days. We are looking forward to an exciting week. #CrosBees
Ms. Differding's first grade class has been learning about number patterns. Students worked in collaborative groups to count objects by putting them into groups of 10 and counting the leftovers by 1s. #CrosBees
Kinder and first grade students in Character Education learned they can train their brain to do amazing things! They were able to identify what they have trained their brains to do.
2nd and 3rd grade students in Character Education class identifying statements that represent a growth mindset versus statements that represent a fixed mindset by using a T-chart to compare the two different mindsets.
📣🐝Here is some important information regarding the Harvard Hornets Youth Cheerleading Clinic.
🌱Ms. Thurow's and Ms. Giralt's classes started learning about life cycles of plants. Students dissected seeds and observed what each part has a use for. Then students soaked the seeds for 3 days, and observed the differences. Students noticed they sprouted! #CrosBees
Ms. K's class was practicing the different ways to represent numbers. #CrosBees
